Schools

COVID-19 strikes again - this time around, the virus has driven four schools within Greeley-Evans District 6 to make the shift back to remote learning.

In honor of "World Teacher Day", I'd like to thank teachers EVERYWHERE for their hard work and look back on the teacher that made the biggest difference in my life.

Governor Polis is sending out the rapid tests for school staff, students and families every month during the Spring semester.

Poudre School District in Fort Collins has announced that they will be resuming remote learning in January with a gradual return to in person learning.

Weld RE4 School district students in grades 6 thru 12 will be going back to school in the hybrid form after the holiday break on January 5th.

Greeley Central High School and Frontier Academy have joined two other schools and switched to 100% remote learning through Thanksgiving.

The year will begin in a mostly remote learning format.

Colorado schools are saying fans and window unit air conditioners aren't an option this year because of the possible spread of COVID-19.

Schools are trying to figure out how to reopen amid uncertainty over how to pay for it. They're pushing Congress to foot the bill, but whether it will is not clear.

Trump isn't saying what funds would be cut off or what authority he had to make the move.

The Colorado Independent is reporting that the Denver school district, security officers and employees are no longer allowed to place elementary children in handcuffs.

U.S. News and World Report has ranked the top Colorado high schools, but only two from Northern Colorado made top 20.